A rarely seen species of whale became stranded alive on a North Carolina island, only to perish before help could arrive, ...

By Christina IatropoulouThe Northern Lights. Mysterious, mesmerising and on just about every traveller’s bucket list. But what exactly are they?Also known as the Aurora Borealis, these stunning ...

Scientists find that Aleutian Island passes and the northern Gulf of Alaska remain key feeding grounds for this rare whale To locate endangered North Pacific right whales, scientists listen for their ...

Researchers and conservationists remind the public to respect the whales’ space. It is illegal to approach a North Atlantic right whale within 500 yards without a federal research permit. Still, from ...

North Atlantic right whales are typically spotted off Cape Cod this time of year. Koala and Curlew, both females, were seen ...

Center for Coastal Studies Aerial Survey Team (NOAA Permit 25740-02) This is the second story in a series on Canada-U.S. cross-border measures to protect North Atlantic right whales. Off the tip ...

For this week’s deeper dive, we’re taking a closer look at the second story in a series on Canada-U.S. cross-border measures to protect North Atlantic right whales. Off the tip of Cape Cod ...

In spring, finbacks and minke whales are the first to show up in these waters, followed by dolphins and humpbacks, which arrive in June and stay until the end of August. In the Bay of Fundy, you also ...

Killer whales are known for hunting in packs, making them a dangerous creature. A pod of more than 60 orcas, better known as killer whales, have been spotted attacking and killing an 18-metre-long ...

By mid-May, most of the right whales should migrate into northern waters. James urged mariners to go slow, and keep a safe distance. “Hopefully these animals get what they need while they're ...

By mid-May, most of the right whales should migrate into northern waters. James urged mariners to go slow, and keep a safe distance. “Hopefully these animals get what they need while they're here and ...